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McGlamry’s Comprehensive Textbook of Foot and Ankle Surgery is the go-to resource for any podiatric or orthopedic surgeon, resident, or a student studying for certification tests.

From perioperative management to postoperative problems and considerations, this essential book, McGlamry’s Comprehensive Textbook of Foot and Ankle Surgery PDF, prepares you for a wide range of podiatric operations and procedures, from ordinary foot and leg damage to compound abnormalities, allowing you to meet any challenge confidently.

Features of McGlamry’s Comprehensive Textbook of Foot and Ankle Surgery PDF

•  Comprehensive content tackles every area of foot and ankle surgery.
• Step-by-step advice from prominent authorities shows you how to effectively execute the surgeries they’ve developed and perfected while also providing helpful ideas for maximizing outcomes.
• Comprehensive coverage of common and uncommon operations broadens your treatment options and assists you in preparing for any scenario. Three thousand pictures assist you in visualizing each stage of the most commonly performed processes.

NEW IN THE 4TH EDITION:

• Full-color style shows essential anatomical elements and surgical methods.
• Enhanced detail allows you to confidently perform complex surgical procedures.
• The ankle implant chapter discusses recent breakthroughs and helps you enhance patient outcomes. Whether you’re a new resident or an experienced practitioner looking for specialized advice on new or emerging practices, McGlamry’s has the information you require.

Contents

VOLUME ONE

part 1: BASICS

SECTION I: Technical Principle

1 Instrumentation
D. SCOT MALAY AND ROBYNWINNBR
2 Biomaterials: Metals and Other Nonabsorbable
SEAN T. GRAMBART AND JEFFREY C. CHIUSTENSEN
3 Absorbable Biomaterials
ADAMS. LANDSMAN
4 Suture Materials and Needles
DANNYR. FIJALKOWSKI

SECTION II: Perioperative Management

5 Perioperative Evaluation
LOPADALMIA.ANDANDREAD. CASS
6 Local Anesthetics
MITZI L. WILLIAMS AND DONALD R. GREEN
7 General and Regional Anesthesia
CONSTANTINE S. KOKBNES, JAY D. RYAN, ALUSON J.A. MENKE, AND DONALD R. POWELL
8 Perioperative Pain Management
ANDREW J. MBYR AND JOHNS. STEINBERG
9 Perioperative Prophylaxis for
Deep Vein Thrombosis
JAMES H. MORGAN, JR
10 Perioperative Antibiotics
AMANDA MESZAROS

Part 2: FOREFOOT SURGERY

SECTION I: Nail Surgery

11 Nail Surgery
TIMOTIIYW. CRISLIP AND JEFFREYS. BOBERG

SECTION II: Morton Neuroma

12 Interdigital Neuroma (Morton Neuroma)
JEFFREYS. BOBERG AND CAMERON L EILTS

SECTION III: Digital Defonnity

13 Lesser Digital Deformities: Etiology, Procedural Selection, and Arthroplasty
JEFFREYS. BOBERG AND JASON J. WIUJS
14 Digital Surgery: Metatarsophalangeal Joint Release and Proximal Interphalangeal Joint Arthrodesis
ANDREA D. CASS AND JOHN A. RUCH
15 Flail Toe with Bone Graft
KIERAN T. MAHAN
16 Flexor Digitorum Longus Tendon Tran
ANNETTE D. FILIATilAULT, JOHN A. RUCH, AND STEVEN A. WEISKOPF
17 Congenital Overlapping Fifth Toe Deformity’
MICHAELS. DOWNEY AND JON M. Wilson, JR
18 Surgical Repair ofFifth Digit Deformities
THOMAS F. SMITH, CARLA. KIHM, AND KEITH D. PFEIFER

SECTION IV: Lesser

Metatarsophalangeal Joint Defonnities
19 Plantar Plate Repair of the Second
Metatarsophalangeal Joint
CRAIG A. CAMASTA
20 Transverse Plane Digital Deformities
MICHAELS. DOWNEY, MICHAEL C. McGLAMBY, AND SARAH A SPIZZIRRI
21 The Well Lesser Metatarsal Osteotomy
RICHARD J. ZIRM
22 Central Rays: V Osteotomy, DFWO, Condylectomy
William D. FISHCO.AND JEFFREYS. BOBERG
23 Tailor’s Bunion Deformity
SEAN PATRICK DUNN AND JANE PONTIOUS

Part 3: FIRST~ HALLUX

ABDUCTO VALGUS, AND BBLATBD DBFORMITIBS
24 Evaluation and Procedural Selection
in Hallux Valgus Surgery
JE.PPREY S. BOBERG
25 Anatomic Dissection of the First Metatarsophalangeal Joint for Hallux Valgus Surgery.
JOHN A RUCH, CHARI…ES P. PEEBLES, AND CLAIRE A. HOU.STROM
26 Hallux Osteotomies
TIIOMAS P. SMl1H AND JARED L. MOON
27 Distal Metaphyseal Osteotomies in Hallux Abducto Valgus Surgery
TIIOMAS A. BROSKYll .AND PATRICK B. HALL
28 Proximal Osteotomies of the First Metatarsal
ROBB A. MOT.HERSHliD
29 Offset-V Osteotomy of the First Metatarsal Shaft in Hallux Abducto Valgus
GARY R. BAUERAND HAROLD W. VOGLER
30 Z-Scarf Osteotomy
CHARLES J. GUDAS
31 Lapidus Bunionectomy:
First Metatarsal-Cuneiform Artbrodesis
LAWRENCE A. DIDOMENICO AND MARl WARGO-DORSEY
32 Juvenile Hallux Abducto Valgus Deformity
DONALD R. GREEN, KIERAN T. MAHAN, AND TRACY L. KLlMAZ
33 Joint Salvage and Preservation
Surgical Techniques for Hallux I.Jnlitus
ANNALISA. Y. CO, TIIOMAS J. CHANG, AND CRAIG A. CAMASTA
34 First Metatarsophalangeal Joint Arthroplasty
JOHN V. VANORE, WILLIAM G. MONTROSS, A. LOUIS JIMENEZ, AND JONNICA S. DOZIER
35 First Metatarsophalangeal Joint Artbrodesis
TIIOMAS P. SMITH AND ALLISON J.A. MENKE
36 Complications in Hallux Abducto Valgus Surgery (Excluding Hallux Varus)
MOllYA. JUDGE
37 Hallux Varus
MOllYA. JUDGE

Part 4: BEAUFORT

SECTION I: Midfoot and Heel Surgery

38 Common Pedal Prominences
TIIO.MAS P. SMITH AND LESI.JE B. DOWIJNG
39 Plauc1tar 1Eieel
JEFFREYS. BOBERG, DAMIEN M. DAUPHINEE, D. SCOT MALAY, AND WILI.JAM HARRIS IV
40 The Distal Tarsal Tunnel: First Branch of the Lateral Plauc1tar Nerve Release
ROBERT M. GOECKER
41 Plantar Foot Surgery
J. MICHAEL MILLER AND St.JHA:rr.. B. MASADEH
42 Pes Cavus Surgery
CRAIG A. CAMASTA AND ANDREA D. CASS

SECTION II: Valgus Foot Defonnity

43 Ankle Equinus
MICHAELS. DOWNEY AND JACLYN M. SCHWARTZ
44 Fledble Valgus Deformity
KIERAN T. MAHAN AND K. PAUL FLANIGAN
45 Tarsal Coalition
MICHAELS. DOWNEYAND ALISON M. DBWATERS
46 Posterior Tibial Tendon ~otion
ALAN R. CATANZARITI, ROBERT W. MENDICINO, AND MICHAEL P. MASKILL
4 7 Medial Column Fusion
lHOMAS J. CHANG
48 Arthroereisis
DONAlD R. GRBBN AND :MITZI L WILilAMS

Part 5: ANKLE

49 Os Trigonum Surgery
MOLLY A. JUDGE
50 Acute Ankle Conditions
MARKA HARDY AND GINA A HILD
51 Old Syndesmotic Injuries
BRIAN B. CARP.BNTE.RAND ‘f.RAVIS A MOTLEY
52 Ankle Bqlacem.ent Arthroplasty
JOHN M. SCHUBERTH, ]ER.O.ME K. STECK, AND JEFFREY C. CHRISTENSEN
53 Arthroscopy of the Ankleof foot
JEFFREY C. CHRISTENSEN,.MEAGAN M. JENNINGS, AND JOHN J. STIENS’fRA
54 Osteochondroses of the Foot ~d Anlde
LAWRENCE M. FALLAT, JEFFREY C. CHRISTENSEN, AND JACOB A. HORD

Part 6: MIDFOOT JOINT

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55 Principles of arthrodesis
SEAN PATRICKDUNN, JUSTIN T. MEYER., AND JOHN A RUCH
56 Tarsometatarsal Arthrodesis
SHrnE JOHN, ALAN R. CATANZARITI, AND ROBERT W. .MENDICINO
57 Trephine Arthrodesis at the Midfoot
ANNETI’.E D. FllJA’f.RAULT
58 Triple Arthrodesis
JOHN A. RUCH, LOPA DALMIA, AND PATRICK B. HALL
59 Subtalar Joint Arthrodesis
MARKAHARDY
60 Talonavicular Fusions
wn.LIAM D. FISHCO
61 Pantalar Arthrodesis
TRAVIS A. MOTLEY AND BRIAN B. CARPENTER

VOLUME TWO

Part 7: SPECIAL SURGERY CONDITIONS

SECTION I: Rhewnatoid Foot and Ankle

62 Rheumatoid Rearfoot.
LINNIE V. RABJOHN AND DANIELJ. YARMEL
63 Pan Metatarsal Head Resection
DENNIS E. MARTIN

SECTION ll: Neurologic Disorders

64 Spasticity and Paralytic Disorders
R. DAVID WARREN
65 Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease
ROBERT M. GOECKE.R, ALAN S. BANKS,
MICHAELS. DOWNEY, AND RICHARD J. ZIRM

SECTION III: Peripheral Nerve Surgery

66 General Entrapment Syndromes
D. SCOT MALAY, E. DALTON McGLAMBY, AND MARIJA UGRINICH
67 Tarsal 1\umel Syndrome
MICHAELS. DOWNEY AND D.AN.IEL J. YARME.L
68 Complex Regional Pain Syndromes and Related Disorders
JEFFREY C. CHRISTENSEN

SECTION IV: Diabetic Foot

69 Evaluation and Management of the Diabetic Foot Wound
JOHNS. STEINBERG AND PAUL J. KIM
70 Charcot Foot and Ankle Defornti’ty
TIIOMAS M. ZGONIS, JOHN J. STAPLETON,
AND TIIOM.AS S. ROUKIS
71 Amputations
ROBERT P. TAYLOR, JAMES L. BOUCHARD, AND LINNlE V. RABJOHN

SECTION V: Congenital Deformities

72 Bradtymetatarsia
MICHBLLB L. BUTTERWORTH AND DENNIS E. MARTIN
73 Metatarsus Adductus and Allied Disorders
PATRICKS. AGNEW
74 Clubfoot
LUKE D. CICCHlNELLI, DAVID J. GRANGER, mTODD It GUNZY, TODD B. HADDON, AND JORGE G. PENAGOS VASQUEZ
75 Congenital Digital Deformities
75.1 Polydaayly
ANNETTE D. Fn.IA’I’RA.ULT
75.2 Macrodactyly
THOMAS A. BROSKY
75.3 Ectrodactyly
CORNELIUS M. DONOHUE
75.4 Syndactyly
CARL R. WAGRBICH, RENATO J. GIORGINI, TARA L. GIORGINI

Part 8: SPECIAL SURGERY: SOFT TISSUE

76 Principles of muscle-tendon Surgery and Tendon Transfers
STEPHEN J. MllLERAND MACK JAY GROVES IV
77 Peroneal Tendon Disorders
LAWRENCE A. DIDOMENICO AND MICHELLE C. ANANIA
78 Achilles Tendon Disorders
JAMES L. Thomas
79 Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
TOD It STORM AND MICHAELS. LEE
80 Bone Anchors
Thomas A. BROSKY ll, MICHAEL C. McGLAMRY, AND MITZI L. Williams
81 Interpositional Arthroplas’ty” of the First Metatarsophalangeal Joint
CHRISTOPHER HYL AND JAYMES D. GRANATA
82 Lateral Column Arthroplasty”
Thomas J. CHANG

Part 9: SPECIAL SURGERY: MISCBLLANBOUS TOPICS

83 External Fixation of rearfoot and Ankle Arthrodeses
BRADLEY M LAMM
84 Pun~eWounds
STEPHEN V. COREY AND Michelle L. BUTTERWORTII
85 Lower Extremity” Infections
MARKA. KOSINSKI AND WARRENS. JOSEPH
86 Osuotnyelitis
LAWRENCE M. OLOFP AND GEOFFREY S. HEARD
87 Non~
STEPHAN J. LAPOINTE
88 Orthobiologics
D. SCOT MALAY AND WllLlAM HARRIS IV
89 Eled:rical and Mechanical Bone Growth Stimulation
MICHAELS. DOWNEY AND WEN-YIN CHOI WANG
90 Nonosseous Injuries.
KEmiD.COOK

Part 10: TUMOJlS

91 Skin Lesions
D. SCOT MALAY AND MAIUJA UGIUNICH
92 Soft Tissue Masses
MICHAELS. DOWNEY AND CHRISTA M GREDLEIN
93 Bone Tumors of the Foot and Ankle
LAWRENCE S. OSHER, BRYAN D. Caldwell, AND lllLARBE B. MllLIR.ON
94 Surgical Management of bone Tumors in the Foot and Ankle
HILARBE B. MILLIRON, JOSEPH A. PAVAZZO, AND B. HUDSON BERREY
95 Plantar Fibromatosis
MICHAELS. DOWNEY AND RANDALL J. CONTENTO

Part 11: TJlAUMA

SECTION I: Acute Trauma

96 Open Fractures
MARKA. HARDY AND JORDAN P. GROSSMAN
97 Complex Soft Tissue Injuries: Degloving and Soft Tissue U>ss InJ’Urles
RYAN H. FITZGERALD AND JOHNS. STEINBERG
98 Complications internal
JOHN V. VANORE AND WILIJAM G. MONTROSS
99 Trauma to the Nail and Associated Structures
D. SCOT MALAY AND ROBYN WINNER.
100 Management acute and Chronic Tendon Injury
RYAN H. FITZGERALD
101 Achilles Tendon Trauma
ALAN NG AND KEITH L. JACOBSON
102 Dislocations of the Foot and Ankle
GRAHAM A. HAMILTON, LAWRENCE A. FORD, AND JOHANNA-MARIE RICHEY
103 Digital and Sesamoid Fractures
MICHAELS. DOWNEY AND

Authors

• Book Name: McGlamry’s Comprehensive Textbook of Foot and Ankle Surgery, Volume 1 and Volume 2, Fourth Edition
• Authors: The Podiatry Institute (Editor), Joe Southerland (Editor), David Alder (Editor), Jeff Boberg (Editor), Mike Downey (Editor), Aprajita Nakra (Editor), Linnie Rabjohn (Editor), Linnie V. Rabjohn (Editor)
• ASIN: 0781765803
• Publisher: LWW; Fourth edition (November 17, 2012)
• Language: English
• Hardcover: 2112 pages
• ISBN-10: 9780781765800
• ISBN-13: 978-0781765800
• Item Weight: 13.2 pounds
• Dimensions: 9 x 3.75 x 11 inches

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